This is a story between a child who lives in the world of well-regulated adults and an adult who has a childlike heart and longs for a happy childhood.
Throughout the movie, the fugitive butch, the actor, always uses the "game" method in front of the little boy to commit some innocuous crimes.
A criminal is not necessarily sinful.
Those who are not criminals are not as friendly as most people think.
"You are actually not friendly at all." Recalling the shot that Butch shot at the glass of the clothing store and his shout at the proprietress, it fully outlines the hypocrisy and artificiality of the relationship between people in the real world.
In contrast, Butch lived honestly. Although he committed countless crimes throughout his life, he only killed two people-one tried to hurt his mother, and the other tried to hurt his last friend, the little boy Philip.
His world is simple, he lives only to protect his most important person. The longing for a good childhood and the limited memories of his father's distant and unreachable intertwined into Buqi's life.
"I'm not that bad, I'm just very special." This is his own summary of his life. He is a special person.
The little boy in the film, Philip, grew up in a family with strict tutoring, and had almost no happy childhood at all. But Butch helped him break all this. He asked him to list the things his mother would not allow to do, and then implement them one by one; he tied him to the roof of the car to simulate a roller coaster while evading police chase; he took him to Robbery is the essence of playing "trick or treat" games... At the end of these games, people can’t help but stare at the shot of Philip’s hand holding Butch, while saying: “Oh my God, he’s not Philip’s. Father!?” I
remember a psychiatrist once said that the family where the father is missing has the greatest adverse effect on the child. Children can become weak, stiff, and sometimes weak-willed. Maybe we should feel lucky. Philip met Butch and his life is complete from then on. Although the end of this friendship is a tragedy, at least this experience can teach him to think about his own in the young heart of the child. Life. As Butch often said to him: "You have to make your own decisions."
Butch lives in lies, he is an adult, and everyone around him is lying to him. In order to hunt down the fugitive, the police kept lying to the fugitive. The waiter also pretended to be friendly for twenty dollars. The mother could temporarily abandon religious beliefs for her son, and chose to let Philip celebrate Halloween—something that people in this world can abandon too. Too many, too many to count.
But Butch did the same. He consistently protected the last holy vision in his heart, and protected everyone he cherished.
Butch is a good person-a good person through and through.
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